“…Recently, such reactions have received a great deal of attention (16,33,34,42,54,(58)(59)(60)(61)(62). With pyridine, the stoichiometry is variable; Koizumi re ported that below 60°C, FeOCl reacts with pyridine vapor to give FeOCl-(pyridine) 1 / 4 whereas, above 60°C, it gives FeOCl(pyridine) 1 / 3 . The stoichiometries were derived from a combination of weight gain and ele mental analysis.…”